Sentence examples for a pervasive emotion from inspiring English sources

A mood is a pervasive emotion lasting days and occasionally weeks and may occur without an obvious trigger.

The association of hospice with death is a major impediment to hospice enrollments as fear of death is a pervasive human emotion.

Grief is the most pervasive emotion of this commemoration, but it is not the only one.

The abnormal activity of the corticolimbic network leads to the disruptions of top-down processing, which is thought to mediate pervasive emotions of sadness and negative affect in MDD patients.

"We've never, until now, been able to tie a pervasive market-wide seasonal phenomenon to individual investors' emotions," said Lisa Kramer, a professor of behavioral finance at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, in a press release.

In Shostakovich's concerto a pervasive sense of dread leads to a kind of self-censorship of any private emotions, from the tense longing expressed in the first movement's "Nocturne" to the claustrophobic passacaglia of the third, which Mr. Repin played with ferociously concentrated feeling.

"It is a pervasive thing".

"This is such a pervasive problem.

There was a pervasive sense of defeat.

Sexual abuse is a pervasive problem.

It is a pervasive, pernicious lie.